Atlas Imperial Diesel - First Good Run!

[@samderemer]

That is a gorgeous looking diesel

[@wrenchguy]

I followed this engine save on the stak! Ed will be busting his buttons in engine heaven 4 sure.

[@johnparrish9215]

That is such a Big Pretty Baby, I'm glad she has a good home.

[@arnhemseptember2009]

Sounds and looks good!

[@crankysports]

That is gorgeous! 😍😍

[@Nf6xNet]

What a thing of beauty!

[@TheDisorderly1]

Wow, like a swiss watch. Very nice.

[@38score17]

Wow thanks for sharing 😃

[@SootHead]

Ready for the 22nd century!

[@Renville80]

Nice. Too bad Ed isn’t around to see it running.

[@3605409545]

Hello... i just aquired a 100hp atlas bucyrus, not an imperial, 4 cylinder. Looking for the path of fuel after it leaves the fuel rail at end.

[@themadmailler]

it goes to an accumulator cylinder and the pressure gauge.

[@rw3dog]

I love the rhythm, what did it run in the button plant ?

[@themadmailler]

It ran all of the button making machines, it replaced the original power source which was water.

[@jasonsands5823]

Would any atlas imperial engine enthusiast want to sell an engine to be installed in a boat? I have a 1928 sternwheel tow boat that we are restoring for service.

[@matthewanderson7766]

that is awesome

[@Gravertrain]

Is that operating speed, and how much fuel does it consume?

[@themadmailler]

top speed is about 300RPM, no idea on fuel consumption.

[@MrGig2010]

Whats the other (bigger) engine in the shed ?

[@themadmailler]

4 cylinder Fairbanks Morse 32E14 diesel. I have some videos of it running!